By Jerry Gettinger
First
our
schools were targeted to be used as a well, where our legislators could
go to, when there was a drought of money.
Children don’t vote.
And
parents
are too busy holding down two jobs to notice that their youngster is in a
class
of 30 plus students.
Then suddenly Mr. Parraz became curious and
subsequently discovered that the sheriff and his gang, oops, I mean his deputies, let a somewhat large number of child molestation complaints go
unnoticed.
Some would call Mr. Parraz rude while others characterize him
as brave. I am of the latter.
Although by now some of the children in the cases are adults. The children grew up
while the sheriff made excuses for the “oversight.”
Whatever one calls it, the children once again suffered.
Children can’t vote and in
some cases the parents might have been perpetrators. The children
continued to suffer. As I mentioned, children don’t vote.
And now there
is the CPS scandal, where case after case has gone uninvestigated.
Is there a
common thread or am I just imagining that the children of our state have
a very
difficult time while they are growing up?
Schools, helpless at the
hands
of perverts and are just plain helpless. The victimization of our
children
must stop.
It is not only the school system that is in shambles, it is
the
entire system that is preying on the young.
What has been done is
borderline criminal. No one person is to blame.
It’s the whole bunch.
The executive branch, county sheriff and a school system that has been
robbed of its ability to teach.
Remember this on Election Day.
A
Jewish prophet once said, “Suffer thy
children unto me...”
I am certain he did not mean make them suffer.
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